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I'm looking for an ereader that can easily sync content with a laptop. It should function similar to dropbox: copy a PDF in a folder, and it should upload automatically to the ereader - if wifi is connected of course. So connecting a USB cable is not an option.

Currently I have a Sony PRS T3 ereader, and I'm very fond of it. Only problem is that it's such a hassle to copy files to it.

I wonder if Amazon or Kobo have solved this problem, and how it works out. The reader should be an e-ink reader, not a Kindle Fire with Android.

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I use the basic version of Kindle

It can do all the following things:

  • copy a PDF in a folder
  • formats and uploads it to the e-reader.

In addition, I use an app called Calibre which makes that process very simple and effortless. I generally use epub version books, compatible with iBooks. However, Calibre formats them according to Kindle's format and uploads them to the device.

So, copying files is a breeze with (Kindle + Calibre).

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  • Thank you. I use Calibre as well. I would like to do this without using Calibre, and without using a cable. – SPRBRN Feb 23 '16 at 14:18